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Bart Simpson's Future?
Posted: 2003-05-20 05:00pm
by Trytostaydead
From the Simpsons episodes, what is Bart going to be when he grows up?
We get a construction worker when Lisa is first about to get married, then a no good bum who almost ruins Lisa's presidency, and then as an older Supreme Court Justice. Could all of these futures be true? If so, then how?
He loses his job and then becomes an aspiring musician? Perhaps Lisa arranged to have Bart become a Supreme Court Justice as thanks for saving the country from angry collectors? Who knows..
Posted: 2003-05-20 05:01pm
by Next of Kin
In one episode doesn't he become a supreme court judge and a stripper in another?
Posted: 2003-05-20 05:03pm
by RogueIce
Next of Kin wrote:In one episode doesn't he become a supreme court judge and a stripper in another?
The stripper was just a dream type of thing, not an actual "look to the future" episode like the Supreme Court Justice, bum, and construction worker ones were.
Posted: 2003-05-20 05:08pm
by Sea Skimmer
What future? Its not like time isn't stuck in an endless loop.
Isn't it ?
Posted: 2003-05-20 05:14pm
by RogueIce
Sea Skimmer wrote:What future? Its not like time isn't stuck in an endless loop.
Isn't it ?
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Posted: 2003-05-20 09:07pm
by Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi
RogueIce wrote:Sea Skimmer wrote:What future? Its not like time isn't stuck in an endless loop.
Isn't it ?
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Or it might explain that Bart has been ten for the past 14 years.
Of course, two of the futures were predictions from a psychic, so they might not be true.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:05pm
by Montcalm
Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:RogueIce wrote:Sea Skimmer wrote:What future? Its not like time isn't stuck in an endless loop.
Isn't it ?
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Or it might explain that Bart has been ten for the past 14 years.
Of course, two of the futures were predictions from a psychic, so they might not be true.
So we can assume that Bart may likely become Judge in the supreme court.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:08pm
by neoolong
Montcalm wrote:So we can assume that Bart may likely become Judge in the supreme court.
Only if he serves at 10 years old, because I don't see him getting any older.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:14pm
by Montcalm
neoolong wrote:Montcalm wrote:So we can assume that Bart may likely become Judge in the supreme court.
Only if he serves at 10 years old, because I don't see him getting any older.
D`oh i forgot about that,especialy when he was writing on the blackboard:"I should`nt be 21 by now"
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:33pm
by Sea Skimmer
RogueIce wrote:
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Well you would think that after starting the same grade about five times, despite an episode being devoted to Bart passing it, a teacher would notice and his doctor might do something about the total lack of growth hormones.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:35pm
by neoolong
Sea Skimmer wrote:RogueIce wrote:
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Well you would think that after starting the same grade about five times, despite an episode being devoted to Bart passing it, a teacher would notice and his doctor might do something about the total lack of growth hormones.
Well in the Behind the Laughter episode we learn that they are given anti-aging drugs. Maybe Dr. Hibbert is in on it.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:36pm
by Dalton
Sea Skimmer wrote:Well you would think that after starting the same grade about five times, despite an episode being devoted to Bart passing it, a teacher would notice and his doctor might do something about the total lack of growth hormones.
That's what's cool about cartoons, you can have all the characters look the same for years and won't have to worry about having them grow up or old.
Posted: 2003-05-20 10:38pm
by Ghost Rider
Sea Skimmer wrote:RogueIce wrote:
Well, that might explain how we've had at least two summer vacation episodes but they're still in the same classes...
Well you would think that after starting the same grade about five times, despite an episode being devoted to Bart passing it, a teacher would notice and his doctor might do something about the total lack of growth hormones.
That was all discussed in "Behind the Laughter"
Posted: 2003-05-21 03:49am
by Drooling Iguana
Bary Simpson will re-introduce the yo-yo to future society. For this, he shall be reverred as a god.
Posted: 2003-05-21 03:51am
by neoolong
Drooling Iguana wrote:Bary Simpson will re-introduce the yo-yo to future society. For this, he shall be reverred as a god.
That was a daydream. Unfortunately for him.
Posted: 2003-05-21 07:33am
by Drooling Iguana
And apparently his name was never Bary. Damn QWERTY keyboards. Gotta switch to Dvorak one of these days...
Posted: 2003-05-21 09:27am
by RogueIce
neoolong wrote:Montcalm wrote:So we can assume that Bart may likely become Judge in the supreme court.
Only if he serves at 10 years old, because I don't see him getting any older.
Well, maybe it's like a modification of
Groundhog Day. They're forced to stay the same age, and never advance in life, but different things happen to them in the process. Maybe all they're waiting for is for one of them to do something to break the cycle.
After all, if it were truely the same, why would so many of the characters have died by now?
Posted: 2003-05-21 09:38am
by Boba Fett
Groundhog Day was a good movie!
Yes, the Simpsons never age.
Posted: 2003-05-21 12:29pm
by neoolong
RogueIce wrote:neoolong wrote:Montcalm wrote:So we can assume that Bart may likely become Judge in the supreme court.
Only if he serves at 10 years old, because I don't see him getting any older.
Well, maybe it's like a modification of
Groundhog Day. They're forced to stay the same age, and never advance in life, but different things happen to them in the process. Maybe all they're waiting for is for one of them to do something to break the cycle.
After all, if it were truely the same, why would so many of the characters have died by now?
Pretty much except they never age. Despite the fact that time does actually pass. Hence the New Year's episodes.
Posted: 2003-05-21 01:04pm
by Alyeska
Just a little FYI, the Simpson universe is VERY strange. While Bart has never aged, EVER, and time seems not to go anywhere, past events are still constantly talked about and things still hapened in a specific order. They have mentioned several of Bart's and Lisa's bigger deeds as well as listing every time Sideshow Bob tried to kill Bart. They even show some of the trinkets from earlier episodes collecting dust on a shelf in the house years later.
So, we know that they will eventualy age, but we don't know when. That said, Lisa probably becomes the President of the United States while Bart becomes a Supreme Court Justice.
Posted: 2003-05-21 01:15pm
by Peregrin Toker
In the episode where some Native Americans predicted Bart's future, he formed a rock band together with Ralph Wiggum.